University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Nineteen-Thirty-One l Beyond good and evil So THE CINCINNATIAN, ever the ad- herent and preserver of tradition, views with deep-felt concern the lily- like gestures of present-day pants- warmers in educating freshmen. For itself, THE CINCINNATIAN admirably takes care of those within its juris- diction, as the picture indicates. Alma Kothe, the oHice wise-brat and 1'llI1ll8I'-up iu the mustache con- test, pestered us until the following was added: 'iWhat this school needs is not bigger and better paddling but bigger and better parking placesf, The Viqilanr-Will Get You It You Dorff Watch Out Cincinmzrian staff after initial ceremonies None of the immortals ever felt as superior as does J. Quintius fArtieJ Sohn seen in the picture with the ex- quisite Dottie Hoffman, sophisticate par-excellence. Although her boy friends are legion, Artie likes to be seen with her, he says. She arouses peopleis curiousity. So does he. JVe donlt know what the team of Hoffman and Sohn has to do with Vigilant Activities, but such a com- bination of people seen strolling about the campus cannot go un- noticed. Such popularity must be deserved. The Vigilants have the sitzmlion well in lmud 23 Hoffman and Sohn Men's Vigilance Committee E. Belnap F. C. Bemis E. Kropf Linsenn J. Birchard G. Mason J. Broadhurstj. McClelland H. Brown S. Passell J. Brown E. Rahe A. Buck J. Reedcn H. Burn B. Richardsor E. Busarn C. Rieckert R. Carver D. Rieder I. Claybon D. Rosenblatt D. Clifton C. Rupert F. Cook B. Schmidt W. Crowley C. Srofe F. Dreier H Uihle D. Edwards R. Van Sann S. Goodman H Wells E. Hoffman W. Weninger S. Krasne E. Young

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I I r The Cincinnatian ' Oh, 1UB,f9 going to the Hamburg Show To sec the Elephant and the wild Kangaroo, X Them Was The Days, Boys!! ln the old days when men were men and a pansy was nly a flower, when flag rushes instead of flag pole sitters 'hare a la mode, when Burnet Woods opened its maw of lake to receive spirited freshmen, when Fresh Painter ows had plots, when people knew the editor of the lews, when campus politics were admittedly crooked, 'hen Varsity had a basketball team, when Eddie Strietel- tteier was a student instead of a professional rah-rah boy, lhen people walked to school from home instead of from .parking space on McMillan street, when the Betas had n active chapter on the campus and the Sigs had a ouse, when shoe rushes were for softies, when the Sig And :cell all hang together in the dnrlr ana' stormy urcalhcr, Alphs considered women an evil, when the boat ride was a school affair, when the K. D.'s did things, when bril- liancy in American Universities was not penalized, nor originality damned, nor curiosity hound and gagged with Sunday school moralizing, when Hank Owens rated with the Thetas, when all the hooks at the library werenlt on reserve,-well-when freshmen wore their pots, were reverent and had spirit, were paddled instead of rose- petaled, when the Vigilance Committee was no mere ac- tivity-gravy for fraternity men with too little brains for anything else,-fthem was the days, boys! After a brief pause, Echo answers, 4'Them was . . .? For weire going to sec Ihe whole show through. ,nl a N.: Q 4' - 'IM . ss. .U wr Yi R S ,1 . u

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l . l I The Cincinnatian POTS PADDLES AND PRINCES I Rosenblatt Nan Conner W hitesid es Cradison Rose Amid 1l'1l1Cl1 back-slapping, and baggage ug, the second section engineers arrive at The Cam- pus Independents, Club. Ac- cording to the advice in the 'Y', Handbook, these boys brought along plenty pillow cases and extra blankets, not o mention long underwear. Upper classmen, assuming an attitude of nonchalance, look over the new material. fQuautity and quality of bag- gage taken into due considera- tionj Holly Detjen, president of the Dorm Council, and lyric tenor of the prize-winning Dorm Glee Club, is seen straining his ears. Perhaps he is seeking someone to fill the vacancy on his Glee Club, left by HFHTIIIGIJ, Whitesides who resigned to devote his energies to the Council of Six. i'Farn1er is not seen in the picture because he was locked in the stadium so as not to disillusion any new students about college. Council of Six 4'Mike Conner Bud Rose W'olfv Gradison 'aRosy,' Rosenblatt Booby', Nau 'tFarmer Whitesides This is one of the few times when a size 12 shoe is a material aid. Vigilants are of great assistance to the frosh in finding their own foot-gear as you can plainly see in the picture to the left. Of course there is a possibility of acquiring a better pair of shoes but action in the rear eliminates much pondering on that subject. I The Dorm dons her festive colors to welcome returning sons 24